“The Supreme Court’s decision to permit individual states to allow sports betting presents a significant revenue opportunity,” said Charlie McIntyre, executive director of the NH Lottery. “Should New Hampshire lawmakers support the adoption of sports betting here, the NH Lottery is able to regulate and administer this form of gaming with all the necessary safeguards for the protection of the consumers.”

Lottery spokesman Chuck Baumann said Oregon Lottery staff were already working on launching a virtual sports betting game when news of the Supreme Court ruling arrived Monday. In the game, players will be able to predict and bet on what will happen next in a computer-generated football game

“This is a watershed moment in the history of sports wagering here in New Jersey and throughout the country,” stated James Maida, GLI President/CEO. “For decades, GLI has been successfully providing feedback on sports and event wagering technical standards to governments around the world. It’s now time for GLI to leverage everything in our toolbox to facilitate faster time-to-market for those looking to execute the same results in the U.S.”

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